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The Engineering Navigator is a prototype AI-powered platform that connects students, families, and educators to engineering opportunities across the U.S. To show the power of this tool, we're focusing on North Carolina, where we're mapping local events and programs to show what's possible when communities are connected.

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May 13

Dinos & Dice | 05/12 One-Shot

An exclusive, after-hours tabletop RPG event held at NHMU in collaboration with The Legendarium. Participate in a single one-shot session with local Game Masters in a world of prehistoric monsters and magical mysteries. Rewards include after-hours access to the Past Worlds gallery, dinosaur-themed dice, and an exclusive 'die'-nosaur dice holder. Adults only event. Previous D&D experience not required but valued.
Natural History Museum of Utah - Past Worlds Exhibition
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5/13/26
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May 26

Woodland Tinkering - Timbernook of Northeast Oklahoma

This 4-day, 100% outdoor summer camp is an immersive, hands-on adventure designed for children who learn best by doing, building, and exploring. Campers will spend their days deep in the Timbernook woods creating junkyard forts, racing tires across natural terrain, experimenting with catapults, and working together in small clans to solve problems and bring big ideas to life. Each day encourages creativity, communication, and collaboration as children use real materials, real tools, and their imaginations to build and invent at their own pace. Age range: 4-12 years. No adult participation required. Duration: May 26-29, 2026, 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM daily.
Timbernook of Northeast Oklahoma
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5/26/26
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May 27

Networking for Science - May

Join fellow TOSAs, teacher leaders, and department chairs for a bi-monthly virtual session to connect, share insights, and collaborate on timely topics in science education.
Virtual
Free
5/27/26
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Jun 7

Science Series: Growing Hope for Native Orchids

Protecting North America's native orchids requires careful science, collaboration, and time. Join Longwood Research Specialist Kevin Allen for a detailed look at how Longwood supports a national effort to conserve these remarkable plants and work towards the goal of restoring them in the wild. Highlighting a few native orchid species we're currently working with, learn how researchers determine the best ways to grow native orchids, uncover the partnerships they depend on, and explore how we use seeds and living collections to conserve these plants. Discover how collaborative, science-driven work helps safeguard native orchids and the landscapes we care about--today and for generations to come.
Conservatory Ballroom
Free
6/7/26
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Jun 8

Theater Jr. Camp (ages 7-11) -- CAMP A

Theater Jr. Camp will teach beginners the basics of theater preparation, collaboration, and exploration. Campers will work with props and costumes and perform a play. They will learn to work in teams, solve problems, build self-confidence, different techniques to help stay focused, and explore their own creativity. Theater Jr. Camp will conclude with a showcase performance open to the public. Duration: Monday-Friday, June 8-12. Ages 7-11.
Adam B. Robinson Jr. Black Box Theater
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6/8/26
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Jun 8

Woodland Tinkering - TimberNook Lake Winnebago Region Junkyard Wars

This is a 4-day program running from 9am-2pm June 8-11. Through hands-on tinkering, collaboration, and big creative ideas, children build confidence, problem-solve in real time, and experience the deep satisfaction that comes from creating something entirely their own. Children will have the opportunity to build junkyard forts, form clans, tinker with wood & tools, invent junkyard games, create a world of their own, build a tire racing course, build water balloon catapults, and much more! This is a 100% outdoor program for ages 7-13. Drop-off program with 1:6 staff ratio.
Kiekhaefer Park
$240.00 - 4-day...
6/8/26
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Jun 15

Kids in College Summer STEM Camp

A week-long STEM enrichment camp for students completing kindergarten through grade 8. The program runs 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. each day from June 15-19, 2026. Experienced STEM teachers facilitate learning experiences focused on science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Students will utilize 21st-century skills including critical thinking, collaboration, communication and creativity. Both elementary (K-4) and middle grades (5-8) camps are available. Designed for teacher-recommended students who have an interest in STEM, are interested in how things work, and enjoy working with their hands to build things. Lunch and snacks are provided daily.
Lenoir-Rhyne University
$375.00 - Cost f...
6/15/26
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Jun 15

Theater Intensive

Two-week theater intensive for grades 9-12 focusing on acting, movement, voice, and devised theater. Students work on monologues, scenes, and creative collaboration with final showing.
Ohio University
$645.00 - Progra...
6/15/26
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Jun 26

36 Hours to Save the World

36 Hours to Save the World is a virtual 'hackathon-style' event where high school students ages 13-17 compete to find innovative, interdisciplinary solutions to a Global Challenge. Each iteration of our Global Challenge Weekend is a unique topic designed by faculty mentors to create collaborative opportunities that bridge STEM and Humanities, crossing time zones and skillsets to address issues in line with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. In one intense weekend experience, students will brainstorm possibilities, research options, pitch ideas, develop prototypes and present their projects to impress our judges and win Best Global Challenge Solution. Application opens February 28, 2026.
Virtual Event
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6/26/26
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Jun 29

Theatre Quest Middle School - Let's Make a Play!

Two-week camp for rising 6th-9th graders. June 29-July 10, 2026, Monday-Friday. Students write brand-new plays using games, movement, playwriting exercises and writing prompts to create unique original short plays. Teams revise, rehearse and prepare for performance. Camp ends with final sharing.
Joan H. Gillings Center for Dramatic Art
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6/29/26
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Jul 5

Music Production

An immersive week of music creation and performance for high school students. Students explore the full process of making music from songwriting and beat making to recording, mixing, and production. Participants collaborate on original tracks, develop creative voice, and build technical skills. Culminates in a live performance showcase. Beginners encouraged.
Alfred University
$1,000.00 - Prog...
7/5/26
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Jul 6

LEGO Builders Gorham3

Build, think, learn, and play! This camp will explore simple machines and focus on science we can't see - like forces, motion, and physical interactions. LEGO Builders is a camp for 7, 8, & 9-year old STEM explorers to get hands-on experience by building LEGO creations that demonstrate physical science & engineering concepts. Campers work in groups to solve engineering challenges, tapping into their creativity while collaborating to build their own unique solutions. This is not a robotics camp - campers will tackle challenges and build creations using LEGO bricks & pieces, mostly unplugged. Great for developing creative problem-solving skills while having fun building with LEGOS. Runs Monday through Friday, 9:00am to 3:30pm.
University of Southern Maine - Gorham
$495.00 - Camp p...
7/6/26
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Jul 12

RISE Summer Program - Session 2 Environmental Science and One Health

A residential STEAM program exploring the intersections of Science, Technology, Engineering, and the Arts. Participants will interact with UF scientists and engineers to learn about the process of creativity and discovery that drive innovation and progress. This session explores how the environment, animal/plant, and human health impact each other and how engineers and scientists from different fields collaborate to solve real-world problems!
University of Florida
Free
7/12/26
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Jul 13

LEGO Builders Orono4

Build, think, learn, and play! This camp will explore simple machines and focus on science we can't see - like forces, motion, and physical interactions. LEGO Builders is a camp for 7, 8, & 9-year old STEM explorers to get hands-on experience by building LEGO creations that demonstrate physical science & engineering concepts. Campers work in groups to solve engineering challenges, tapping into their creativity while collaborating to build their own unique solutions. Please note - this is not our LEGO Robotics camp! This camp will not include the same level of robotics & programming. Instead, campers will tackle challenges and build their own creations using LEGO bricks & pieces - mostly unplugged! This camp is great for developing creative problem-solving skills while having fun building with LEGOS. For ages 7-9, no experience required. This camp runs 9:00am to 3:30pm, Monday through Friday.
University of Maine - Orono
$495.00 - Week-l...
7/13/26
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Jul 14

Woodland Tinkering - TimberNook South Central MT 3-day Summer Camp

Woodland Tinkering is all about design & collaboration in the wild. Children will work together to build their own play experiences using unique combinations of materials and the environment as their inspiration. There will be plenty of time for games, tinkering, and hours of creative, child-led play! This is a 100% outdoor program running Tuesday-Thursday, July 14th-16th from 9:00-1:00pm for ages 5-11. Drop-off program with 6:1 adult:child ratio. Children will experience climbing, balancing, water play, swinging, rope climbing, wildlife discovery, problem solving, structure building, and friendship building. Scholarships available through Red Lodge Community Foundation Youth Enrichment Grant Fund.
TimberNook South Central MT
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7/14/26
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Jul 20

LEGO® Engineering & Dinosaur Science Camp

Dive into the world of dinosaurs through the lens of engineering and science in this immersive LEGO®-powered STEM course. Campers will apply critical thinking and problem-solving skills to design and build secure habitats for herbivorous dinosaurs and go on expeditions to discover elusive species. This course challenges campers to collaborate, innovate, and deepen their understanding of biology, engineering, and prehistoric ecosystems, all while bringing the Jurassic world to life, brick by brick. 5 sessions of 3 hours each. Registration opens January 28, 2026 at 12:00 PM. 17 openings remaining.
RPCC - Buena Vista
$246.00 - $246 f...
7/20/26
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Jul 27

LEGO Builders Portland6 STEM Camp

Build, think, learn, and play! This camp will explore simple machines and focus on science we can't see - like forces, motion, and physical interactions. LEGO Builders is a camp for 7, 8, & 9-year old STEM explorers to get hands-on experience by building LEGO creations that demonstrate physical science & engineering concepts. Campers work in groups to solve engineering challenges, tapping into their creativity while collaborating to build their own unique solutions. This is not a LEGO Robotics camp - instead, campers will tackle challenges and build their own creations using LEGO bricks & pieces - mostly unplugged! Great for developing creative problem-solving skills while having fun building with LEGOS. No experience required. Camp runs Monday through Friday, 9:00am to 3:30pm.
University of Southern Maine - Portland
$495.00 - Week-l...
7/27/26
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Jul 27

Woodland Tinkering - TimberNook Middlesex County Concord: Summer Camp Week 4

Woodland Tinkering is all about design & collaboration in the wild. Children will work together to build their own play experiences using unique combinations of materials and the environment as their inspiration. This is a drop off program that meets July 27th to July 31st, 2026. Children ages 8-12 will have opportunities to problem solve, make new friends and deep dive into imaginative play. The class is 100% outside, runs Monday-Friday from 9:00am to 2:00pm. Children should bring a hearty snack, lunch and refillable water bottle. Physical and vaccination records required before May 10th. Cancellation policy: 15% fee if cancelled 4+ weeks prior, no refunds for illness/weather.
TimberNook Middlesex County
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7/27/26
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Aug 3

LEGO Builders Portland7

Build, think, learn, and play! This camp will explore simple machines and focus on science we can't see - like forces, motion, and physical interactions. LEGO Builders is a camp for 7, 8, & 9-year old STEM explorers to get hands-on experience by building LEGO creations that demonstrate physical science & engineering concepts. Campers work in groups to solve engineering challenges, tapping into their creativity while collaborating to build their own unique solutions. This is not a LEGO Robotics camp - campers will tackle challenges and build creations using LEGO bricks & pieces mostly unplugged. Great for developing creative problem-solving skills while having fun building with LEGOS. No experience required.
University of Southern Maine - Portland
$495.00 - Camp p...
8/3/26
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Aug 8

SciFest: Play and Creativity Expo

Enjoy our free, all-day event showcasing how STEM concepts, innovation, play, and creativity all go together! Meet, work, and play alongside artists, authors, innovators, STEM experts, creatives, and entrepreneurs. Get involved and engage your own creativity and bright ideas. Location: Entire Science Center Campus. Parking: Regular price at the Oakland Lot. McDonnell Planetarium parking is FREE. SLSC Membership Special: Purchase a Family level Membership or above and save $10 during today's SciFest event!
Saint Louis Science Center
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8/8/26
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